Vera Mattar
Alias: Vera Matar
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| Bio | In 1955, she became Lebanese champion in the women's single, defeating Nina Farah in the final. In 1958, the Lebanese Women's Federation ranked her as best Lebanese tennis player, second with Athena Kyriakopoulou and third with Farah. Mattar was second in Lebanon's international championship in 1952. In 1953, she was eliminated in the semi-finals by French Zaclin Kerminas, in the semifinals was excluded and in the double mixed with his teammate Ferrer. In 1956, she was eliminated in the quarter-finals of the singles, in 1957, she was the first in the simple to organize with the Lebanese athletes but was excluded in the World of the International Event. In 1962, she was the first doubles in the Lebanese athletes' tournament, and in the international tournament she was once again excluded from the quarterfinals. The Eastern Mediterranean Tennis Championship was second to the singles women in 1948, losing to the final by the British Jean-Catherine. In 1948, she was the first in the Ankara international tournament. Second in single women was in the 1948 tournament of Indianapolis. She had participated in Wimbledon in 1957. |
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